Mohave County miner., 1887-09-24
LOCAL BREyITiEs.

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The average boarding house is having a
fly time Of it Just now.
There will be no redemption Of property
sold for taxes this year.
County Treasurer Smith is both ready
snl anxious to receive taxes.
School commenced last Monday, 10 the
great relief Of many parents.
Fresh fruit, all the kinds in season, al
ways on hand at Watkins Bros. =
A full line Of stationery Of all kinds for
sa!e at low prices by Watkins Bros.
Jack CORN is back again from two
weeks trip to the American Flag mine.
Frank Cockburn has been sick in Pres
colt with pneumonia, but is recovering.
Tho man who commits suicide by
hanging dies OF his own free will and a
cord.
o. F. Kuencer and wife will shortly
move ;ato their new residence on Fifth
street.
The next meeting OF the Board Of
Supervisors win bs on Monday, October
Ord. 1887.
Heavy rains on the Wallapai noun
tains LAST Tuesday, and some happy
stockmen in consequence.
Moliave county taxpayers want Chief
Justice Wright to appoint Ed. Goldman
Clerk OF the District Court.
Doves, quail and rabbits are plentiful
in this vicinity, but not when Ed. Perry
is around with his little gun.
II Sheriff Steeu would clear the streets
OF Indians after nightfall he would earn
the gratitude Of the community.
Peach Springs people are clamoring for
a Justice Of the. Peace, but no suitable
person seems to desire the Office.
We had no idea there were 80 many
!. handsome ladies in Peach Springs until
we saw them at Farlee's wedding.
Editor Tinker, of the Flagstaff Cham.
pion, has made money enough this year
TO take trip east to soc the old folks.
J. N. Cohenour has qualified and is
now acting as postmaster at Peach
Springs, and is running the Office we'll.
The many friends Of Freight Conductor
Coon, Of the Atlantic & Pacific, would like
to SEQ him promoted 70 passenger run
X. Smith is the name OF the gentle
man who has succeeded X. N. Bacheller
as Travelling Auditor Of the A. & P. r. X.
There are about thirty-fve men employ
cd in the shops OF the Atlantic 4 Pacific
at Peach Springs, in addition to train
men.
There was quite pleasant dance al
Taggart's Hall last night, but lack Of
space prevents moro extended account
thereof.
Jack Brady, the handsome and popular
conductor Of the A. & p. road, was in
charge OF the train that was held up al
Navajo Springs.
County Re order Goldman has been
under the weather two or three days dur
Ing the week, but he thinks hewill live 70
the end of his term.
r. G.. Patterson advertises in this issue
Tor an owner for bay mare about SIX
years old, which has been running at his
ranch for some time past.
Travel over the A. 4 T. road is enor'
nous at present, but with the increased
motive facilities OF the road no trouble il
experienced In handling it.
People who have business at the
Needles, Peach Springs and blackberry
would like to see the passenger trains rur
through Kingman in the day time.
VIM. Heimrod, the well known Stockton
Hill assayer and miner, was in town dur
ing the early part of the week, being
treated by DR.. Sherman for sore throat
In the Justices Court VIM. Z. Frost
has commenced suit against j. V. Epper'
son TO recover the SUN OF eighty dollars
on an account for meat sold and delivered
J. y. Cohenour has good assert
{ ment Of general merchandise, dry goods
ETC., in his store at Peach Springs, and II
evidently doing good business, as HI
deserves to.
Ponds Extract, for all Hemorrhage'
and ell pain. No preparation Is equal u
II. In the Extract nature and sciencs
are combined. Genuine in bottles with
buff wrapper.
G. NJ. Funston has been appointed
Deputy Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors
and any person having business with tina
odics during the absence Of the editor vii
find him on duty.
Rev. W. G. Blakely left on Tuesda,
last for Rfnyille, where he will celebrate
the marriage Of his son Ross with Mis-
Isabel Bonelli. The MINER congratulate
Assc young couple in advance.
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